Another 11 legislators came up entirely empty-handed. Eight were Republicans, including gubernatorial candidate Assemblyman Travis Allen of Huntington Beach, and three were Democrats: Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, who carried no legislation; Assemblyman Jimmy Gomez of Los Angeles, who was elected to Congress midway through the session; and Sen. Steve Glazer of Orinda. (Glazer’s office said he was a joint author on two bills that were signed.)

“I’m good with that. If we aren’t having our bills vetoed, we aren’t reaching far enough,” she wrote on Twitter. And she likely won’t be crying too hard; she got nine measures signed by Brown this year.

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WORTH REPEATING: “Regardless of his fond nostalgia for those business practices, enough is enough.” – Attorney General Xavier Becerra, chiding President Trump over Trump University

BEGIN AGAIN: Have you heard that California Senate leader Kevin de León is running for U.S. Senate? In case you missed Sunday’s formal announcement, de León will hold a campaign kickoff for his uphill challenge to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, noon at Los Angeles Trade Technical College. De León is positioning himself as the progressive antidote to Feinstein’s decades as a practical deal-maker. Yet he’ll have to get his fundraising apparatus roaring, since he trails Feinstein by about $4 million, and experts believe he will not be able to roll money from his state campaign accounts into a federal super PAC to back his effort.

BAD BLOOD: Becerra, who was appointed attorney general last December, faces a challenge from fellow Democrat and state Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones in his first re-election bid next year. Now Becerra’s also getting some competition from across the aisle with the entry of Republicans into the race: Retired El Dorado County Judge Steven Bailey released a video ahead of the California Republican Party convention this weekend announcing his candidacy. Attorney Eric Early unveiled his campaign website recently. While a Republican will have a hard time winning statewide given the Democratic Party’s major voter registration advantages, they could play the role of spoilers by keeping either Jones, or Becerra, out of the fall runoff.

SHAKE IT OFF: A threat from major backers of California’s recent gas tax increase did not scare off congressional Republicans from pursuing a repeal of the new fees. Members of the GOP delegation will officially join an initiative campaign to undo the tax hike, 9:30 a.m. at the California Republican Party headquarters on K Street.

Editor’s note: This post was updated at 5:10 p.m. to reflect that Glazer was a joint author on two bills that were signed.